Although the company's sponsorship agreement offered outrageously generous benefits, practically bending over backward to please him, Su Yi did not rush to sign it. Instead, he sank into thought.
There's definitely more to these agreements than what's written on paper.
Judging by their style, several department heads had a hand in drafting them.
In that case... let's give it a try!
Su Yi then respectfully offered a few suggestions of his own.
"Lord Mo Long, I'm deeply grateful for the generosity and trust the company has shown me."
"I accept the agreement's terms in principle."
"But I believe a few minor details still need to be discussed."
Mo Long smiled amiably. "Supervisor Gheros, there's no need to be so formal."
"This agreement isn't a compulsory order. The company allows us to negotiate further."
Su Yi smiled and nodded. "I thank the Goddess for her grace, and the company for its trust."
He continued, "I have no objections to the company's benefits or our obligations."
"My greater concern right now is the steel residents."
"The agreement states that my Steel Warriors must cooperate with the company in combat when necessary."
"That is a duty we will gladly fulfill."
"But I hope we can add a clause concerning the deployment of my Steel Warriors."
"I want to ensure that our combat objectives and reasons for fighting will not go against our Steel Warriors' convictions."
After a pause, Su Yi said, "They aren't naturally born steel life, but Steel Warriors transformed from humans. Their souls' resolve and moral outlook are inherently fragile."
"So when they fight, they need a sufficiently righteous and unwavering cause to maintain their combat effectiveness."
"I want our warriors to earn honor on the battlefield. Even dying in battle is a fitting end for a warrior."
"But I don't